LA Golf Bel-Air X Putter

Where the standard Bel-Air is moulded, the X is milled: a forged carbon block cut down to its final shape, slower and dearer to make, and most of the hundred dollar gap between the two. Face and neck are 303 stainless in black PVD. The shape is a blade. Heel and toe weighting accounts for roughly 55 percent of the total head weight.

That distribution pushes moment of inertia past 6,700, a figure more often quoted for large mallets than for a blade, and toe hang measures around four thirty on the clock. The alignment line is deliberately offset about a quarter inch toward the heel rather than centred, which reads as an error and is an aiming aid. Head weight is 362 grams and the body wears a nano ceramic matte clear coat. Left handed builds arrived roughly a year after launch.